Electric water pumps (was) alt charging cont sw
Clive Apps Techno-Logicals 416 510 0020
clive at problem.tantech.com
Sun Mar 14 17:14:31 GMT 1999
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> Think about how much motor/pump it takes to do 100 GPM....
> (I'm guageing this on the 180 GPM Stewartcomponents mentions
> at 9,000 rpm).
> You might need 10-15 at idle..
> Or am I missing something here
> Bruce
no pressure head
it just moves the stuff around
probably a lot of power is not required
maybe 1-2 HP
Clive
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> >But, isn't it inefficient to spin all those things at engine RPM rather
> >than a constant RPM? Seems like a pump/compressor that has to work over
> >a 10:1 input speed ratio wouldn't be as efficient as one designed to
> >work at a constant RPM. Like A/C, and esp power steering. If those
> >were designed to run w/electric drive at constant RPM maybe they'd be
> >more efficient. Especially if you had a dual voltage alternator and ran
> >the accessories at 100V 3phase. maybe?
> >--steve
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